Connecticut Electric Series 2 Backup Power Transfer Switch Kit 50 Amp
- Connecticut Electric
- EGS1012KG2
Connecticut Electric Series 2 Backup Power Manual Transfer Switch Kit, 50 Amp, 10 Circuits, with 25' Cord & Outdoor Rated 50A Inlet (Transfer Switch Kit - 25 ft Cord)
The Connecticut Electric Transfer Switch is designed for homes or small businesses needing reliable backup power. It supports generators up to 50 amps, letting you power up to 10 circuits with a strong 12,500-watt capacity. This means you can keep essential devices running smoothly during outages. It also works with 240-volt appliances, perfect for heavy-duty equipment like well pumps or HVAC systems, while still handling regular household circuits. Installation is simple with the included weather-resistant power inlet and a 25-foot cord, giving you flexibility in placing your generator. Plus, its advanced switch design ensures safety by preventing dangerous back feeding, keeping you and utility workers protected.
What We Like
- Easy installation process
- High build quality
- Versatile power options
- Solid product support
- Works with any panel
What We Don't Like
- May require electrician for install
What Customers Say
"I believe every home should have this unit—or at least a 30 amp version. Installation was straightforward; if you need to move wires, just take it slow. It's perfect for a small DIY solar and battery backup, letting you power one or two circuits to save energy. Compatibility is fantastic—you can connect it to generators, power stations, or even your neighbor’s extension cord. No matter your panel size, it works flawlessly!"
"I handled the installation on my own panel, which wasn’t built into a finished wall. Even though my home is solid brick, it was still simple to set up. I was so pleased with the experience I bought another for my son’s modern house. Each install took just a few hours and the product support is excellent. I’m officially a fan!"
"My electrician actually recommended this model and brand, and I’m glad I listened. The unit is solidly built and has performed flawlessly through intense Southern California heat. Installation was easy for the electrician, and it still looks brand new after a summer of 100+ degrees."